The Workshop – The Ardent Sisters, Part 2
Last week you were introduced to the organization known as the Ardent Sisters. This week I’m giving you several stat blocks to include these cunning […]
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Finder’s Archives – Market Row (part 2)
Hello everyone, and welcome to the Finder’s Archives. This time around, we finish what we started in Part 1 last week. PLACES OF INTEREST: (continued […]
The Workshop – The Ardent Sisters Part 1
Serenn stood facing the spearwoman. He gripped his sword in one hand and held his leather whip loosely coiled in the other and he sized […]
The Workshop: Multi-Class Action – Eldritch Knight/War Wizard
I reserve the right to change this series name in the future. With this I’m going to attempt to explore some interesting multi-class options available […]
The Workshop: Heroes on Demand – Vidar Bjornsen, Battle Master Fighter
Stick and move. Be where they don’t expect and strike from where you have leverage. Use the whole weapon. Know where your allies are. Protect […]
The Workshop – Lysandros, Ettercap Assassin
There are anomalies and special creatures born of every race and species. It is what drives some of them to become adventurers and heroes. But […]
The Workshop – The Juggernaut Golem (D&D 5e)
We’re coming at you this week with some mini inspiration. Some… minspiration perhaps? I dunno, I’ll work on that portmanteau. I recently did some retail […]
Astral Projections – Mara Two Hammers, Dwarf Fighter (D&D 5e)
Backstory: Mara’s earliest memories are of the Hammer & Anvil Inn, a business owned by several generations of the adventuresome Stoutfoot halfling clan. While it […]
The Workshop: Creature Feature – The Shambling Mound
There have been a lot of monsters published in the Dungeons and Dragons game through the years, so many that cataloging them all would be a terribly […]
The Workshop: Heroes on Demand – Gorag, Goliath Boxer
I’ve been told that most of the people who fight like me were trained differently, more structured and disciplined. If that’s the case, then I’m […]